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Collection of Hazmat Cliparts (29)

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Lightweight hazmat assets that render cleanly on white or colored backgrounds, covering both simple silhouettes and fuller illustrations.

NFPA 704 hazard diamond showing fire, health, instability, and radiation hazards.
The NFPA 704 diamond uses color-coded quadrants to communicate chemical hazards at a glance-red for flammability, blue for health risk, yellow for instability, and white for special hazards.
NFPA 704 hazard diamond showing health (blue 1), flammability (red 3), and instability (yellow 2) ratings.
This NFPA 704 diamond indicates a material with slight health hazard (1), serious fire risk (3), and moderate instability (2).
NFPA 704 hazard diamond symbol showing health, flammability, reactivity, and special hazards (W for water-reactive).
The NFPA 704 diamond uses color-coded quadrants to quickly communicate chemical hazards-essential for first responders and lab safety.
NFPA 704 hazard diamond showing fire (red), health (blue), reactivity (yellow), and special hazard (white) ratings.
The NFPA 704 diamond uses color-coded quadrants to quickly communicate chemical hazards: red for fire, blue for health, yellow for reactivity, and white for special risks.
Fire department HAZ-MAT logo featuring a split skull-and-face emblem, crossed axe and spike, NFPA 704 diamond, and Star of Life on purple background.
A bold, high-impact insignia representing Engine 12’s HAZ-MAT unit-where courage meets chemical readiness.
Red biohazard symbol on white background, indicating biological danger or contamination risk.
The internationally recognized biohazard symbol, designed to alert people to potential exposure to harmful biological substances.
NFPA 704 hazard diamond showing health hazard 3, flammability 0, instability 2, and special hazard W (water-reactive).
This NFPA 704 label indicates a material with severe health hazards (3), no fire risk (0), moderate instability (2), and water-reactivity (W).
A cartoon-style hazmat responder in green suit with gear, surrounded by hazardous materials symbols and disaster imagery.
A bold, stylized depiction of a hazmat specialist ready to respond to dangerous spills, fires, and contamination events.
Orange diamond-shaped hazard sign indicating explosives, class 1.1F, with black explosion symbol and text.
This UN-approved explosives placard signals high-risk detonating substances-Class 1.1F-with immediate blast hazard.
Red biohazard symbol on white background, indicating biological risk or contamination.
The universally recognized biohazard symbol-designed for immediate recognition and hazard communication.
Red circular "FRAGILE" warning label with four lightning bolts indicating breakable contents.
This standard fragile symbol signals that contents are delicate and require careful handling during transport.
NFPA 704 hazard diamond with red (flammability), blue (health), yellow (instability), and white (special hazards) quadrants.
The NFPA 704 diamond uses color-coded quadrants to quickly convey key chemical hazards in industrial and lab settings.
Green diamond-shaped hazard sign indicating "NON-FLAMMABLE GAS" with a gas cylinder icon and class number 2.
A standard UN Class 2.2 non-flammable gas placard, featuring a green background, white text, gas cylinder symbol, and hazard class number.
Red diamond-shaped hazard sign indicating flammable gas, class 2, with white flame symbol and text.
This UN Class 2 flammable gas placard alerts personnel to the presence of combustible gases-critical for workplace safety and regulatory compliance.
Black-and-white illustration of a gas mask with splatter effects and dripping details on a light background.
A stylized gas mask rendered in bold ink with expressive splatter and drip details-evoking resilience and hazard awareness.
Cartoon of anthropomorphized battery, antifreeze, oil, and latex paint containers with expressive faces, promoting safe chemical handling.
Friendly cartoon containers remind us that even everyday chemicals like oil and paint need responsible handling and recycling.
Red diamond-shaped hazard placard with flame symbol, UN 1075, and class 2 designation for flammable gases.
UN 1075 placard indicating flammable gas hazards-used on vehicles and containers transporting propane, butane, and similar gases.
NFPA 704 hazard diamond indicating health hazard 4, flammability 2, instability 2, and oxidizer/corrosive properties.
This NFPA 704 label shows a severe health hazard (4), moderate flammability (2), moderate instability (2), and indicates the material is both corrosive and an oxidizer.
Collection of 26 standardized hazardous material warning placards including explosives, flammable, toxic, and radioactive symbols.
A complete reference chart of U.S. DOT and OSHA hazard warning placards, numbered 1-26 for quick identification in safety training or emergency response.
A cheerful blue cartoon bird with a yellow chest, orange beak, and expressive eyes standing upright.
This adorable blue bird character beams with joy, featuring a puffy yellow chest, quirky orange beak, and lively eyes-ideal for engaging young audiences.
A figure in a yellow hazmat suit with skull visor holds a radioactive barrel against a biohazard symbol backdrop.
A stylized hazmat operator in full protective gear, featuring a skull visor and carrying a radioactive waste drum.
Visual guide of the 9 UN hazard classes with corresponding placards for dangerous goods transport and handling.
A complete reference chart showing all nine UN hazard classes with their official diamond-shaped placards and labels.
Olathe Fire Department Special Operations Group logo featuring a skull in a helmet within a Maltese cross with HAZMAT and RESCUE text.
The Olath Fire Department’s Special Operations Group emblem-combining HAZMAT, rescue, and fire service identity in a bold Maltese cross design.
White biohazard symbol on red background, indicating biological danger or contamination risk.
This universally recognized biohazard symbol alerts personnel to the presence of infectious or hazardous biological materials.
Hazmat responder in full PPE surrounded by five NFPA 704 hazard diamonds indicating toxicity, flammability, reactivity, and health risks.
A hazmat technician in full protective gear stands amid five standardized NFPA 704 hazard identification diamonds, each signaling distinct chemical risks.
Black gas mask centered inside a bright green biohazard symbol on white background.
A classic biohazard symbol in vivid green frames a detailed gas mask-emphasizing readiness against biological threats.
Black-and-white dice forming a rectangular border frame around a blank white center.
A playful black-and-white dice border ideal for game-themed designs, classroom activities, or DIY printables.
Yellow and black trefoil radiation hazard symbol indicating ionizing radiation danger.
The internationally recognized radiation hazard symbol-yellow background with black trefoil-warns of dangerous ionizing radiation sources.
NFPA 704 hazard warning label with health, flammability, reactivity, and PPE sections plus fillable fields.
A standard NFPA 704 safety label used to communicate chemical hazards at a glance-blue for health, red for flammability, yellow for reactivity, and white for PPE requirements.
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